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Tuesday, April 7, 2020
April Board meeting
Wednesday's meeting is cancelled due to the quarantine. The next meeting is planned for May 13th. This date is subject to change.
Tuesday, March 24, 2020
March 2020 Board Mintues
White Lick Home
Owners Association Board Meeting Minutes
March 11, 2020
Property Services
Group Office, 1309 Reeves Road, Plainfield
Board members in attendance: John Schwegman, Georgi Bruner, Derry Shrock
(via telephone), Susan Chestnut (via telephone)
Property Service Management Group staff in
attendance: Larry Edwards, Susan Keene
One resident in attendance.
The meeting began @ 4:33 pm
February minutes were approved via e-mail.
Financial Report:
·
Susan K. reviewed the monthly financials.
o
Financials were approved unanimously by the
Board.
Architectural Committee:
·
Nothing to report.
Social Committee:
·
Nothing to report.
Resident comments:
·
Nothing to report.
Old Business:
·
The Board asked questions regarding Classic
Lawncare’s estimate for leaf removal in the fall. The Board accepted the leaf estimate.
·
The Board discussed window replacements &
the estimate from Blair Windows. Further
window discussion and determining what will be purchased will follow next
month.
·
Paint estimates were received from two
companies. More estimates were
requested. This item was tabled until
the next meeting when more information is available.
·
The board discussed several resident issues and
resolution/follow-up to those issues.
New Business:
·
Larry Edwards reported he submitted the building
permits for the chimneys scheduled to be replaced this year.
The meeting ended at 5:41 pm.
The next monthly meeting will be held at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday,
April 8th at the Property Services Group office, 1309 Reeves Road, Plainfield.
MARCH MINUTES APPROVED:
Chestnut & Schwegman via email on
3/20/20
Bruner via email on 3/21/20
Shrock via email 3/23/20
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
February 2020 Board Minutes
White Lick Home
Owners Association Board Meeting Minutes
February 12, 2020
Property Services
Group Office, 1309 Reeves Road, Plainfield
Board members in attendance: Susan Chestnut, John Schwegman, Georgi Bruner
& Derry Shrock (via telephone)
Property Service Management Group staff in
attendance: Larry Edwards
No residents in attendance.
(NOTE: The
board did not meet in December or January)
The meeting began @ 6:02 pm
November minutes were approved via e-mail.
Financial Report:
·
November, December & January financials were
approved.
·
Susan C. noted there are two pending issues that
need to be resolved:
o
Charge billed to resident
o
Credit given back to HOA from PSG
Architectural Committee:
·
The board addressed the recurring issue of
Architectural Change Request Forms being submitted to PSG incomplete. PSG will monitor the process and ask for more
or correct information before passing along to the Chair of the Architectural
Review Committee. If the Architectural Review
Committee Chair receives an incomplete request, it will be denied and returned
to the homeowner asking for the appropriate information to be included so an
informed decision can be made.
Social Committee:
·
Nothing to report.
Resident comments:
·
There were no residents in attendance.
Old Business:
·
Larry reported he had received several calls from
residents about windows needing to be replaced.
The board had received an estimate on wooden replacement windows in the
fall and asked that an estimate be submitted on vinyl windows. The board asked Larry to again contact the
window company to get an estimate on vinyl windows. Once that is received, the board will approve
the purchase of windows so we can begin replacing some resident’s windows.
·
The board discussed several resident issues and
resolution/follow-up to those issues.
New Business:
·
It was officially announced that Diana Laybold
had resigned her position on the board.
The board would like to proceed with four members at this time.
·
Larry passed out a copy of the updated
directory.
·
Larry passed along the new Nationwise Insurance
breakdown. The cost of the policy has
increased $900.
·
Larry presented the board with a new PSG
contract, at the board’s request. Susan
C. requested that the board have one month to review and visit again at the
March meeting.
·
A newsletter is being drafted by the Board and should
be sent to residents in the near future.
·
The board requested that PSG begin the process
of attaining paint quotes. The inside
circle of homes is due to be painted this summer.
·
John S. had received a call from a resident who
was having issues with their garage door.
The board approved the replacement of that resident’s door & the
attached unit as well. Two garage doors
were replaced in February as well for having the same issue.
·
The board requested that PSG contact Classic
Lawncare to get a bid for leaf removal.
The objective being that the leaves will be mulched as they were last
fall. This seems to be a good process
leaving minimal leaves in the yard to blow over the winter.
·
The board requested that PSG change the process
by which the bills are paid and approved.
·
John S. (along with Diana Laybold in some cases)
has visited 3 of the 6 new residents in the community. They will visit the other 3 in the near future.
The meeting ended at 7:43 pm.
The next monthly meeting will be held at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday,
March 11th at the Property Services Group office, 1309 Reeves Road, Plainfield.
FEBRUARY MINUTES APPROVED:
Chestnut & Shrock via email: 2/18
Bruner via email: 2/19
Schwegman via email: 2/22
Tuesday, January 7, 2020
Board Meeting
Attention Owners: The next scheduled Board Meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 12th 6:00pm at the Property Services Group Office located at 1309 Reeves Road Plainfield, IN 46168
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
November 2019 Board Minutes
White Lick Home
Owners Association Board Meeting Minutes
November 13, 2019
Plainfield Public
Library
Board members in attendance: Diana Laybold, Susan Chestnut, John Schwegman,
Georgi Bruner & Derry Shrock (via telephone)
Property Service Management Group staff in
attendance: Larry Edwards, Susan Keene
No residents in attendance.
The meeting began @ 4:30 pm
October minutes were approved via e-mail.
Financial Report:
·
Susan Keene went over the October financials.
·
One charge from PSG for a partial tree removal
from a back yard was questioned and the homeowner will be billed.
·
October Financials were approved.
Architectural Committee:
·
The board discussed follow up/procedure
regarding three residents who are currently in violation of the covenants.
Social Committee:
·
John Schwegman has developed a welcome packet
for new residents of White Lick along with an introductory letter. He and Diana will be making every attempt to
visit new residents to welcome them to our community, supply the packets &
begin an open dialogue.
Resident comments:
·
There were no resident comments.
Old Business:
·
Susan C. asked if we had any information from
the resident who had requested permission to rent their unit due to
hardship. PSG has received nothing to
date. The board asked PSG to contact the
owner to learn the status of the request.
·
Berger Hargis rejected our request to credit our
account the extra funds that we pay each week for push mowers to be used
between the units. Berger Hargis says
they have been using push mowers between the units.
New Business:
·
Window Bids were discussed. The board has received a bid for wooden
windows to replace several earmarked windows. The bid is for the window only, not
installation. This company will be
providing cost estimates for the same windows in vinyl form.
·
Another business would like to give a bid on
window replacement. Susan C. will be in
contact with the resident inquiring to inform the company how to go about
giving bids.
·
Officers were elected for the 2020 year. John Schwegman accepted the presidency
position on a 90 day trial basis, Susan Chestnut will be the Secretary, and
Georgi Bruner will assume the Architectural Committee Chairperson position.
·
The board reviewed snow removal bids for the
2019/2020 season. Four companies
submitted bids for consideration. Diana
Laybold made a motion to award the snow removal contract to Property Services
Group, John Schwegman seconded the motion.
PSG was awarded the contract with a vote of 4 in favor, and 1 opposed.
·
Diana requested that in light of the early snow
fall this year, the board should receive the snow removal bids in October going
forward.
·
The board reviewed lawn care bids for the 2020
season. Four companies submitted bids
for consideration. Susan Chestnut made
the motion to aware the lawn care contract to Classic Lawncare, LLC., Diana
Laybold seconded the motion. The motion
passed with a 5-0 vote in favor.
·
Diana asked that the board identify three goals
for the upcoming year.
o
Finalize guidelines
o
Investigate auditing or reviewing the books with
a certified accountant.
o
Investigate a full review of the covenants.
The meeting ended at 6:11 pm.
The next monthly meeting will be held at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday,
January 8th at the Plainfield Library.
The board will not meet in December.
NOVEMBER MINUTES APPROVED:
Chestnut, Bruner & Shrock on 11/20/19 via
e-mail
Schwegman on 11/23/19 via e-mail
Laybold on 12/16/19 via e-mail
Tuesday, November 19, 2019
White Lick 2019 Annual Meeting Minutes
White Lick Home Owners Association Meeting Minutes
October Annual Meeting
October 15, 2019
Plainfield Public Library
MINUTES PENDING
APPROVAL AT THE 2020 ANNUAL MEETING
Board members in attendance: Diana Laybold, Derry Shrock, Susan Chestnut,
John Schwegman
PSG staff in attendance: Larry Edwards
Approximately 40 residents in
attendance
CALL TO ORDER
Meeting was called to order at 6:30 pm
WELCOMING REMARKS
Diana Laybold gave the opening remarks
& introduced the current Board of Directors, the Architectural Committee
Members, & PSG representatives.
TREASURER’S REPORT
Diana reviewed the 2019 Operating
Statement.
PRESENTATION OF 2020 BUDGET
Derry Shrock explained the proposed
budget for the coming year. Derry stated
that we have currently replaced 50 chimneys & 60 garage doors.
Residents asked questions regarding:
Windows
Easement
Tree
trimming/removal
INTRODUCTION/NOMINATION OF BOARD CANDIDATES
The three candidates for the two open
board positions introduced themselves before ballets were cast. Those candidates were:
· Georgi Bruner
· Brenda Burgeson
· John Schwegman
RESIDENT COMMENTS
Brenda Burgeson spoke about:
· Her belief that an audit of the HOA records should be
performed every year.
· The Architectural Review Committee response letter she received
being too vague and not friendly.
· The issue of security, in lieu of the fact that we live
rather close to a prison.
Jim Hale spoke about replacing the
front steps on his residence. Seeing
that several residences have the same issues, he gave a summary of what he
would like to have done to his steps to make them easier to maneuver. By show of hands, Jim asked if anyone else
would be interested in pursuing his contractor coming to give a bid to them on
repairing their steps. The HOA does not
pay for the porches/steps, so the home owner would be incurring the cost to
repair/replace. About 12 residents
showed an interest so more information will be forthcoming regarding this.
MAINTENANCE REPORT/DISCUSSION
Larry Edwards gave the Maintenance
Report, explaining that the majority of our expense comes from:
· Garage doors
· Chimneys
· Windows
· Grass
· Concrete
Larry also spoke about the drainage
issues that have plagued our neighborhood in the past and recurring issues of
the present.
Larry praised the board for working
hard to maintain our current monthly maintenance fees.
VOTING
By vote, the new board members are:
· John Schwegman
· Georgi Bruner
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 7:42.
Thursday, November 14, 2019
October 2019 Board Minutes
White Lick Home
Owners Association Board Meeting Minutes
October 9, 2019
Plainfield Public
Library
Board members in attendance: Derry Shrock, Diana Laybold, Susan Chestnut,
John Schwegman
Property Service Management Group staff in
attendance: Larry Edwards, Susan Keene
Four residents in attendance.
The meeting began @ 4:32 pm
September minutes were approved via e-mail.
Financial Report:
·
Susan Keene went over the September financials.
·
PSG had to pick up trash (tree brush) from two
residences in late August & early September because Ray’s trash service did
not take. PSG was instructed by a board
member to pick up the trash after it sat at the curb too long. Susan C. inquired how the board should go
about billing the resident in the future, as this charge should not fall on the
HOA. Diana will discuss in an upcoming
newsletter to the community. In the
future, a homeowner will receive a call to pick up the trash, if they do not
and PSG must do it, the homeowner will be charged.
·
Susan C. inquired about the rate with which PSG
charges the HOA for office procedures such as mailing “do not trim” signs. PSG said they recently had a rate increase on
hourly office wages. John asked if the
HOA was notified of this change. Since
our existing contract with PSG is several years old (and reflects the old
hourly wage for office work), Diana suggested that we have a new contract
written and signed to reflect the new changes.
A small rate increase is not out of line & is reflective of the
times.
·
It was noted that Berger Hargis mowers once
again ran the large riding mower between Georgi Bruner’s residence and, for the
3rd time this summer, hit her air conditioner unit, displacing it
several inches on its base. Susan C.
requested that PSG speak to Berger Hargis and request that in light of the
issues & the obvious disregard for our request to push mow, the extra funds
we are paying each week for push mowing be refunded to us. PSG will contact Berger Hargis.
·
September financial were approved.
Architectural Committee:
·
Susan Chestnut reported there were four requests
submitted last month:
o
275 E. Andrews requested permission to paint the
front porch. The Architectural Committee
denied the request.
o
Additionally, 275 E. homeowner requested
permission to leave the shed on the side of the residence until Spring. The
Architectural Committee denied this request.
o
277 E. Andrews requested to have security lights
on the guttering of the home. The Architectural Committee denied the request.
o
228 E. Andrews requested permission for work to
be done to the crawl space. The
Architectural Committee approved the request.
o
230 E. Andrews requested permission to replace
the front porch light. The Architectural
Committee approved the request.
·
The board discussed follow-up on the residents
who received covenant violations last month and who did not comply by the due
date. Those residents will be contacted
by PSG for further follow-up and adherence to the bylaws.
·
In order to stop the recent practice of making
architectural changes BEFORE submitting an Architectural Change Request form
and getting proper approval, the board is contemplating the institution of a
$150.00 fine in the event a resident does not follow the proper procedures set
forth in the covenants.
Social Committee:
·
Sadly, it was announced that Jackie Holowka, 203
Andrews had recently passed away. Diana
will send flowers on behalf of the HOA.
Resident comments:
·
Jim Hale presented a proposal to the board about
doing a mass cement repair on resident front porch steps. Several residents’ steps are 9-10” in height
(his included), which is difficult to maneuver.
·
The board advised that the HOA does not pay the
cost to repair/replace front or back porches or steps.
·
Mr. Hale advised that his copy of the
“Maintenance Responsibility Checklist” dated 1994 shows porches/steps are
covered.
·
The board advised that the current checklist is
located on the PSG website. The 1994
checklist was created by the property management company White Lick employed at
the time. It was not a “legal” document,
but was the property management company’s opinion. Several years ago, the board of directors
asked our legal counsel to review the covenants and create an accurate
checklist. That checklist is on the
website and is the checklist currently in use.
It is a legal document.
·
John S. noted that the checklist on the website
is not dated. He requested that all
documents be dated in the future.
·
The board thought Mr. Hale had a wonderful idea
and assumed several residents would be interested in paying the expense to have
their steps redone. They asked Mr. Hale
if he would give a short presentation at the Annual Meeting to see how many
residents would be interested and perhaps the process could then be done on a
larger scale thus providing a discount to residents.
·
Mr. Hale agreed to speak at the meeting. He stated he wants to redo his steps no
matter what the neighbors decide, so he will submit an Architectural Request to
get the proper approval.
Old Business:
·
Susan C. asked if we had any information from
the resident who had requested permission to rent their unit due to hardship. PSG has received nothing to date.
New Business:
·
Susan K. has contacted Berger Hargis several
times to clarify the 2nd leaf removal issue. The board requested two leaf pickups, but it
is unclear on the contract if Berger Hargis will be coming once or twice. She will update when she hears back from
them.
·
Derry was asked by a homeowner to make a request
to the board. The homeowner would like the
concrete drive way repaired, all windows replaced, a new garage door installed &
the chimney replaced. The board denied
his request, though he did get a new garage door in the recent replacement
cycle and the chimney is tentatively scheduled to be replaced new year, per the
yearly replacement schedule. The
homeowner offered to pay for all these repairs (or what the HOA will not cover
at this time) and requested the board issue him credit for future
payments. The board denied this request
also.
·
The board desires to have a “welcome to the
neighborhood” session with each new owner as they move into the
neighborhood. John S. will be heading
this initiative.
·
Final details were worked out for the Annual
Meeting on Oct. 15th.
·
The board is currently receiving mowing bids for
next year.
·
The board is currently receiving snow removal
bids for next year.
·
The board is reviewing cost of wood vs. vinyl on
future window replacement.
The meeting ended at 6:22 pm.
The Annual Meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday,
October 15th at the Plainfield Library.
The next monthly meeting will be held at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday,
November 13th at the Plainfield Library.
OCTOBER MINUTES APPROVED:
Via e-mail: Chestnut, Shrock & Laybold
10/15/19, Schwegman 10/17/19
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